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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-06

HR Was EozEsx DmaRPoInrnp.-A
his black and whiis doc whils WALKING
up Mn street ysstssday afssrnoon
aezDs5 from TIE Poar-IErzx1aaznczn
olfcs, aaH li1lia dog i1EeatiQatinq an
empty baef can. With O bark and q
prclsnasd grgWl be lsapea &c the Iitale
doa and scared Il 30 badly that u
hadn't stopped gelllnq when e dinap-
peared around Toe ooknef. Tia BIG don
inserted his nose into the can, and
must have beeoms prnfonnAly inter.
eeted, for he lay down With The can be-
tween bis outatretehed fore. leRs ana
Looked e. u he had airnek q bonanxa.
He switched his tail with graceful de-
Liberation. and on hig facs was q look az
oontenfmens, which comes q men a.
well as dogs when they think they have
cure thing. He poked his nose into
opope2 as che smaller end, be couldn,k
rs1ah fhe bottom. and lhas ~ his ar
surprise. Thea be turned She can over
several times with his paw, and not
nndlng any othar opening, he iabhed
Die nose into u again, only b be again
disappointed. He bit he can, bat
got no disguised and walked away
shoEs distances, looking baok d0ubtfullY
q Tue can. Evidently be wasn't sasis-
lied tor be Wenl back again and naade
another uns1ooessful attempt to reach
the bottom Of the can. He BIZ the can
this time aayaGely. Bus Il didn't hello
mattsrs. Thsn be cot up, walked
alowiy away, s1opped, half turned baok,
started away again and disappeared.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-06

W.O. Tuazis, Lml1EnnRs. Ga, writing
about DaFbye Rsuphyineaie Rlnid. Gays.
s'Ii is . priceless level a. 4 diainfeesant
and osodotizsf. ~ wifs states fer the
be1e1l of yoaRE motheFs that q b q
valuable adinnet 70 the nnENexy." Il Es
equally 60 20 parents travelling with
ehildrs1. Nos emily b The Flnid invaIn-
able - deodorixsR, bat Z foW drops
added % Ne wafer b bathing viii re-
meva al eFupkiaH1 from tie akin. nhak-
ina, co, cad greatly refresh ard soUths
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-06

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oa1cse rohce aA1Ge Soas4 Ya4e1z4A
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for - days. Has tha eaadnd d &
aelly ths same n2sne We iAas tsen aena
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-06

-,oe-Ten cellars reward
= 4 paid for infeFHaslen
~ -, I. se the a.. est md con
.. s.s,s II any ere se1gid steal7
- 1870 OF the post-inseiii-
8 80 - srdeIIvsrss b. tlae carriers
s,ssghout tne city.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-06
eARDIKAE aIRRoK6.



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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-06

UnnATno A NuisAn0n. About sight
o'clock Last night Mrs. De. wesd tele.
phOned down Cor TIE Ohisf Of PsIioe 10
come up and investigate 9 nnisancs
which was causing great annoynnce %
her. TIE Chief went up 30 che house
and found Q most undesirable stonah.
which be discovered 10 b caused 81 4
man boiling dog nsh iust below The
Doctors property 10 axfFae1 The OIL. E1e
promptly put step 10 the nuinanos ana
shs offender viii appear before one Of
the city justioes today.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-06
TIE HEW TRAIN SERVICE.



4 CHANGE WILL m MADE WAY Soon xnAx
WILL GIVE nnaTzLn DnncT OUTLET.
ellis likely that the changes In he
tims Of arrival and departure Of tEaixs
on the Pnaet Sound Shore Line viii be
made sooner than vas intended. = aid
. gentleman yesterday Who ought TO
know what he vas talking about. 'sInos
she Canadian Pacifoss new steamer
Premier left San Francisco 70 run On
the Sound, the railroad people have
awakened 10 the fast that the Canadian
road will then be- ofsEinQ Inducements
10 Seattle superior 70 th0ee nov afforded
by the Northern Pacific. Seattle has
met the NnFthexn Pacific people half
way, bat with the exception Of the
changes IN the postal route, but little
advantage has as yet resulted, although
no nne has been disposed 20 growi, for
thene changes cannot be brought about
ell &c once."
The changes to be elected oontin-
ned the gentleman, are 10 give seattle
sueh q train service that direct oonnec-
tons may be had with both east and
vest bound trains on the Northern Pa
eiiio. TIE difficulty was 20 arrange q
schedule admitting Of this result. There
are some reasons fer believing that the
schedule will be about 90 follows: A
train will leave Seattle al about 10
o'clock Ia the forenoon, Tkis train will
make It's first trip only 20 Puyallup
junction, Whare it Will connect with the
west bound on the NoEthern Pacific. Il
will then return TO Seattle from Puyal-
Jap. bringing mails passengers and on
press matter. Then after arriving In |
Seattle It will return In time 20 connect /
with tue east bound train on the North |
eEn Pacific ct Puyaiiup junction. % |
this second trip. hsweveF, the train will /
run through to Tacoma ard return after /
tie arrival Of the train from Portland. /
This will meet all points required. The
mail from the East viii then arrive 10 |
Seattle ct about 1890 o'clock. and viii
leave for the East about she same time.
This will be Q positive gain, % far as
the mails are concerned, Of ct least az
hours"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-06
REAL EsrArE rRAssRzRs.

The following transfers Of rsal estate
Usze fled for rsoosd yesterdays
J 3 Paes and vile % OhaEiea =
Henke. Ios , and he MEX Of 6W@ Of
- IA 10 % n MARTA range 3 eaHis oan-
tainlng lA9.90 seees, 5000.
oeoERs kinneaf With = a Churchill,
aeseeuent 30 oonSuy lots 3 , and 10
bleak n KinneaF's addition te 6oaifle,
9lD60.
sarah A saaEk 10 Laura 8 CLARK, enc
half asze d 80 - % - north, range Z
east, e1e1
" v RlnshaRt and wife 70 George
DoKifel SEA uf SEA OF SEQ 3 tp Is
north, range 4 east. containing 20 acrsa.
$500.
George DoEzel and wife 20 John q
BaEnes. sen Of SEX Sc 3 % - north
range Z east, 20 acres, 5000.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-06

&
Ihs Pen Inrnz6 has nsg1F
bssn called upon q extremists n6fsr
sTent than ne dean q ths lafsnl
dauahAar o. Cnpsafn and Ms. ". h
Ballard. ThsEs 3 nolhine q sadness
. t1s dsazh - one uho kas tournsysd
stsp b sep - tke srsy ed q Ilfss
HgA4 1heY 4ED weaxy when fhey rEaoh
toe end. and 30 TIE wsaFg Esst d ENo11.
1he3 Lay down lheiE buFdens aud NInk
% rest. and She fselinR ~ fh1as who
wateh ainep nlsal nseF them 3 ana Of
fhaukfuIneHs tka4 tney oxs af iaat peR-
mlfted ~ cast aside theiK rlI0ximie
ste4 and RET theif loil-wofn Eeek. Nor
= 1h8 freii1a al e. suEroB uhsn uus
el1k1 down ID The skr1nNlh a manhood
ard Ke4eAes ne end a. hts 5ourneR
Mhen ats sBn b YET high 10 the keavsn9
HIS p1th mai - q peIy eTtn enc IN
d uho doea not Gnd TIE fdnfaay toll
some uhsn BE a bat bali 1ons. and
wha wuuId not waIe0ms the resa fhsf
&c ma % come with blessing r41her Shan
siih rain. Is Is when tie ekildraIs
sfomhie and fan. whsn she Iit&le ones
nhcCs psthway b bFiRht vita 10y and
RlA9neaA, and W0GE8 minsi0n On earth
seeDs 70 - 20 tnpari some ct tie r.
olazae Ct tbcix innocdnt lives tofhone
uto suFroand them and love fhaIa-ll
g whea shees sink II the path which
their trembling fess have inas begun 20
trtad--it i then that The BoKrD@ seems
unmin1ied With aueht 70 relieve ffs
blackne1. III would BE- very sad II
this were The END, but u ID oniy q mnre
beautiful way Of livisR.~ Hard as Il Is
% see . and % feel Il, he res4 into
ualch the infant sinks b last Is nwset
e. thai whieh comes as q blessing % the
eoil-WoEn traveller. Tia e1aisllon Of
Captain aad Mrs. Ballard eeawa e.
peclzlly great 60 this u their only child.
and, e. e e TIE third one which the5
have lost. they ere entitled 10 the
sympathy which they will reoeivs FROM
3 WArna- haaFaaf annmnnilN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-06

Az RAsx GRApE.-AF. B. Il. 1homson.
oae of the sngiBeers Of The line Of The
ssatslA Lake shore ana EAsssrn Rail
wsv. was h seattle yesterday. Re
p,ales that bis party. eonAastia1 81
ewenay-awo men are cAmpad % lsAke
Krtchslass. on the sanmit q the u1s-
$50. laesting TIE hne thfeug1 TIE
anoonsluala Paas- He faFthsr States
that ths ersa twenty 6ve miles beyond
easak hsa heem trcafed. and d nov
rr.av fer ehe sa1txactora. Ar. Ttom :
- avs A easY grade has bee3 tonne
IL and throaeh ths pasa oa4 toal =
iakea sssna iime % da4uiielg lae1ae ne
llne, ana eea the woEk ready fer Ne
Rraisra
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-06

Ladies and gentlemen having casa -0a
clothing % disposs Of, viii Do veil 70
ean on L. L. balez. auotionesE and go
ond hand dealer. corner $780, and
Columbia streets. oeaa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-06

There h only one house IN tha NORTH
west THAI buy thsiF goods without TIE
assistance 81 Wholesale houses and thai
can ssll them right 70 he retailer, and
We claim the honor. Tokiaa a SinQeEman
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-06

On chattis moEtzsRs, good collateral
o. PERSONAL security, notoa. mortgages
scrip, bonds, time checks, CO., bouTht,
OumR1aN, MuxMM a %.
Ofhoe With Jud7e Smith, James street,
opposite he 0esidsstal. au9s.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-06

Best tEads In lid and Iwade gloves
ever offered; button length, undresa-
ed kids. with stitshed bach, for 81, 10 Be
had only 81 The Rrsat mercantile ho0sa
Of Toklss A eineermap.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-06

Great bargains in ladies' maFino IN
derware. Shirts and drawers 25e each.
500 per suit. Ask for them.
ToELAs a SNOWMAN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-06

Lace curtain nets, table linens. biQ
drives. The leader Of low cash prices.
CHKsrRR OxBAnx.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-06

Your orders yin be called for, give ~
. trial, @ @. EEAnrUP 4 Co.. grocer
Third an sOFine. ssl4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-06

Han an RnaE1sH PAsaA China
uan cut Of the Iol OF fourteen Who we're
arrested on the Edith. charged with
being unlaufulIs vilhsn The jurisdiction
Of tho United States. w0g e1nnained be-
fore United States Oammissioner kmeFy
yesterday. Tue examination Of ne
other thirteen vas postponed until mere
evidence can be procured. Al huog,
who was examined yesterday, had
passport eeFtihcate permitting him 20
enter British Columbia. tucked away N
his stocking, Thla eerli1case bears
date Of Vicsoria, September slsl he
tEied 10 explain thaa be had bee0 down
b. way Of San Frannisea, and vas net
travelling With those other fellows, oEa
lie date on his osrtiaoata vas Toe ~
eanA and the unitea States Commits
sioner ordered him returned 10 the
country from which be last came. Ine
uaited States Marshal viii probably
lake Mr., Bang bach 30 Victoria, villa
cot the formality Of ppttinR him IN the
Uniled STATES reniasntiAfFs a. he has
BE ceFtiheate, tor which be YAid SO,
and which entities hlm % frsa entrances
into British OolumeiA any time ne sees
q to 20.
GnnRz R1xna wAKrs RrooaxEricM.--
&. p. whitney. q farmer from 0resn
river. vas In TIE city yesterday. he
sAys the people In thaa scetien ere eoHa'
piaininn about kha roacs they have
ihere. TIE road from PoEtes'e psairii
% he arean river is net enttrelF ope1-
"a. IA eraeaes Green river 10 section ~
tovnship "a RoFth. range s aaa1 IL VII
eost- he eava abSul &tE9 % eempieas
he cpenine az the raaa % Green rives
AZ pFessnt TIE river can Be forasd. hnl
Usually ffona che latter paEt 81 hoeem'
Der 20 lafa il May ahe river eAAnat =
fordsd. and daFing thai nme tne peop.'
n bis seosicn are cai OF from uAcf 40
vantAges they would enioy e ne rise
Was hrtdxed there II bridge vas eon
ssraeted' and she rnad opeped hiEh'
way 70 Hack DiAmone would Be anoEd
"a the fafuegs and esAdy Haafket -
theiT products. Tbs BRIDE gpHld eosi
be SAYS. about &te63 NJ. Nhlins,
thinks the farmers theee pAy tA&@
en01gh 20 justify The ccuniy u EoinR Z
ne expenae.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-06

Ten eases % cloAks, nesmarksts.
wraps and jackets arrived Oolobef Isl.
Wis ths Canadian Pacihs and will be
opened cot Monday morning. New
markets fFou - 50 each % 400
ToErAa 4 SfsuzRNkN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-06

CANADIAN PACIFIC r. h, KxCURsIoHs
Parties going East win save money b.
calling on =. W. McGuHm, on Min
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-06

Blankets; the largest stook % The Pa.
eifo Coast from q Per pair 70 go.
EoWxka q euaHRMAH.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-06

The best bargain we ever offered; 8
buttoned. Suede KID gloves, embroidsf-
ed backs, for 81. To be found only e
ToKK.As q EmdHnMAM's.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-06

We have more dry goods under our
roof than ell The stores On Puget Sound
comhined, bunght from c0mmission
house, and importers. Toklas q ein-
german.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-06

High novelties in vsivsis 70 be found
only at cur store.
TozIAs q snsznnGn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-06
MIss HAKLINs LRoTURg.

Cash Va. credit, q. q. sxAEruP a %.
REoceFs Third and EpEinR. selA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-06

E9a al wooI double width Trisot, coed
assortment Of coloEs. eFey mixtures
and plain oolnfs 0lEnBEm CxxAnr.
, 1887-03-17

of this act, shall take, kill or destroy
any deer at any time, unless the car
cass of such animal Is used or pre-
served by the person Staying 1t, or Is
sold for food, Is guilty OF a nisde-
meanor. Every person who, after
the passage Of this act, shall hunt or
pursue deer with Il dog or dogs In
the counties of SAN Juan, WhatcOm,
Island, Mason, CowlitZ, Kitsap and
Kittitass, shall be guilty of a misde-
meanor.
SEC. .. That section of said act
be, and the same Is hereby amended
to read as follows:
SEC. 4. Every person who shall,
within the territory of Washington,
between the first day Of April and
the first day of September, of each
year, take, kill, injure or destroy, or
have in possession, sell or offer for
sale, any wild swan, mallard duck,
wood duck, widgeon, teal, butter
ball, spoonbill, gray, black, sprigtail
or canvass back duck, shall he
deemed guilty of u misdemeanor.
SEC. 3. That section ) of said act
be, and the same Is hereby amended
to read ms follows:
SEC. 8. Every person who shall
within the territory Of Washington,
between the first day of February
and the first day of September, of
each year, for any purpose, take,
kill, injIre or destroy, or have in
possession, sell or offer for sale, any
prairie chicken, sage hen, grouse,
pheasant, partridge or quail, shall be
deemed guilty of Il misCemeanor
SEC, 4. That section 7 of said act
be, and the same is hereby amended
to read as follows: Sec. livery
person who shall, within the terri
tory of Washington, during the
months of November, Decen Der,
January, February and March, OF
any year, catch, kill, or have in pos
session, sell or offer for sale any
mountain or brook trout, shall be
guilty of q misdemeanor. Every
person who shall, within the terri
tory of Washington, take or attempt
to take, or catch with any seine, net,
weir or other device than hook and
line, any mountain, brook or bull
trout, or salmon trout, at any time
after the passage of this act, snail be
deemed guilty of II misdemeanor.
SEC. ). Section . of said act shall
be, and the same is hereby amended
by striking out the words "Or other
wild fowl" and inserting the word
cor" between the words "quail" and
partridge"
SEC. 6. Any person may, ut any
time, kill, on his own premises,
ducks, prairie chicken or deer, to
protect his growing crops.
SEC. Z. BE it further enacted that
section of said act is hereby re-
pealed.
, 1887-03-17
To Enlarge.

No public enterprise so immedi-
ately touched the public chord OF
popularity rs the completion and
opening of the Arlington Hotel. 1t
was success from the very day its
doors were thrown open, and it prom
ises to prove q most fortunate invest
ment for the proprietors. When the
present building was constructed the
projectors ut once arranged for ex-
tending the hotel to greater dimen-
sions, the addition to be even larger
than the original structure, and the
announcement can be now made
that the enterprise has taken shape
and work will commence on tie eX-
tension by the first of next month.
Mr.. Geo. Marshall, jr., the we'll
known architect of Portland, arrived
I'm the city yesterday. He designed
the plans for the building as it now
stands, and comes here for the pur-
pose of making plans 'or the new adj
ditiOn. A rough sketch of the en-
tension gives one some idea of the
progressed improvements. The new
building will have frontage
of fifty feet on Main street with Il
depth of 100 feet, four stories i'm
height of the same style of archi-
lecture as the present building.
There will be II fifteen foot entrance
court. The court will be covered
with a glass roof, conveying light to
all the inside apartments. Balconies
I will aXfnn1 urnnn1 tho ~ nj rI,
story, giving delightful promenades
and adding greatly to the archi-
tectural beauty of the edifice. One
great and important addition to the
hotel will be an elevator from the
main hall to the fourth floor, which
will make the hostelry perfect in
every appointment. The dining
room will be changed from the pres
ent location to the Main street front,
and will he 32X70 feet, with large
pantry and a we'll arranged kitchen
back of 1t. The present office and bar
room will be made into an enlarged
office and reading and writing room.
The dining room that is now used
will be changed to Il bar and billiard
room. The new addition will con-
tain seventy.flve sleeping apart
ments, giving the hotel a total OF
132 chambers. These new rooms
will be furnished throughout in the
same elegant style as the present
house. The electric light, hot water
pipes, heating apparatus and electric
enunciators will be prOfusely distrib.
uted throughout the new addition.
This enlargement will make the Ar.
lington one of the finest hotels on the
coast, and when completed with the
proposed stucco finish IL will be a
picture of architectural beauty.
Messrs. Lashier 4 Arthur are men Ol
enterprise and deserve the success
that is rewarding their efforts.
, 1887-03-17
Excelsior Roof Paint.

Messrs. Suamiska & Byron are in
Producing Il fire and water proof
paint in this city which should COM
mand the attention of those who al
ready own houses or who contem-
plate building. This paint has the
virtue Of not only preserving shin
giles, hut it stops all small leakages
and is n great safeguard against fire.
For all those purposes 1t Is just as ef.
fcctive ON metal as IL Is on wood
roofs, and on that account II will be
found u great source of economy to
uae it. When used on shingles it
prevents them from warDing, which
is ore of the strongest arguments
that could be used In its favor.
When it becomes once fairly intro.
duced and its value understood, no
householder will feel that his build.
ing Is completed without II coating
of this roof paint. Parties having
leaky roofs or roofs they desire
painted should call upon Messrs.
Suamiska & BY ron, at their Office
on Howard street over Dement'S
drug store.
, 1887-03-17
The Game Law.

AT the request of Mr.. Staus, the
popular dealer In sporting goods,
who has daily inquiries on the sub
ject, we publish beneath in full the
game law passed by the last legisla-
ture:
SECTION l. That section of said
act he and Is hereby amended to
read rs follows:
SEC. |. That every person who
shall, within the territory of WASH
ingtOn, between the 10Th day OF
January and the 18th day of August,
from and after the passage Of this
act, pursue, hunt, take, kin or de-
stroy any deer or lawn, shull be
doomed guilty Of misdemeanOr.
Every person who, after the passage
, 1887-03-17
A Genial Ilnstorntixr.

lIostetter's stomach Ritters are EN- mphatic-
ally q genial restorative The changes which
this great botanic remedy prO(iUces In the
disOrdered organization hre always axrecably,
tnougm surely progressive never abrupt anu
adapted to persons of delicate cOnstitntiUn
and weak nerves, to whom TIE pow crfni IN In
er,,l drugs are positively injurious. Thai 10
Initiates those processes which result in the
re.estabiishinent Of heaithtui vlgor il cou-
spicuOusly shown In cases whcrc IL IL taken
TO overcome the fruitful cause Of dchllity.
indigestion, coupled AS II usually Is, with
biliousness and cnnsti patton. Thorough di-
gestiOn, regular evxcutlon ana nhtiIidRnt
secretion, are results which promptly and In
variably attend Its systrmAilc use. itis be-
sides, the best protective against malaria,
aud q first rate dIursiic.
, 1887-03-17

fenced mining expert and prospec.
tor, left the city on horse back bound
for Lake Chelan, he having just re-
ceived word that something in the
mineral line we'll worth the trouble
of examining had been found. He
goes out for the purpose OF inspect
in It he will work il up. Mr.. SNOW
will be absent on his trip for three
weeks or a month, aud his many ac-
quaintanees here trust that he will
run against something that will pay
him big.
, 1887-03-17
From Thursdays daily.
st. Patrick's day.

st. Patrick's day.
The council held an interesting
meeting last evening and did con-
siderable work.
The rake and the hoe are tools of
industry for which the spring days
made a heavy demand.
A new building Is about to he
erected ut the northwest corner of
Sprague and Mill streets.
NJ. Abraham sw0re. out war.
rant last evening for the arrest of
our popular express agent, G. +.
Newton. The cnse II set for hear
ing this morning. 1t is alleged that
the expressS San took Mr.. Abrahams
by the seat of the trousers and nap OF
the neck and cast him out into the
cold, cold wur'd, but 1t IL not pro-
posed to r"nnent In advance on 4
, 1887-03-17
H0lstoin aShort-Horn.
cATTLE!

by the 18th of April I will have q
car load of Holstein and Short Horn
cattle, from one to three years oll,
ThorOughbreds and Grades. Range
in price from 800 to $3.50. VIII take
horses in exchange. Don't bug until
you see my cattle.
3-1Otf IL. L. DANIELS.
, 1887-03-17

0RAWR can live NJ home. and make
VhI more money NJ work for m, than
L at anything else in the world.
Capital mol ecstcJ; y0u Arc
started free. BDth SEXES; ~ ages. Any ono
can do The work. Large arniugs SURE nom
the first start. Costly outht aud terme hee.
better not delay. Casts yotl nothing 70 send
Your addrrss and hnd Wit: VI vou are vts~
yOa will do so NJ onc-. ~. NNtLEr8 Co..
Portland. Maine.